Dear ELM, Inc.

We are very happy with your services and also say that both you and the fellas you have working for you, are always careful and very polite.  If I ever have a question or a problem you are always quick to respond.  I really don't have anything negative to say.
Good Luck, Leanne

I hired Evergreen Landscape Management because they did a great job for a friend of mine.  I left for work as the ELM crew was beginning to work on a major and much needed yard clean up for me. 

When I came home from work, I could not believe the difference.  Not only did they go above and beyond my expectations, they were on time, listened specifically to what I wanted done, and stayed within the bid price. 

Very professional, I will definitely hire them again and refer to friends and colleagues.

Thank you so much ELM and crew!

Christine M.

Dear ELM, Inc.

Thank you for the years of great service, it has been a real treat for us to have our yard taken care of but we really need to cut back in some areas and have decided to take care of our own yard.

We wish you the best of luck in the future and you will be the first company we call if we need any yard maintenance and as always we continue to recommend you anyone who mentions a yard need.

Sincerely

B. and K.

Dear ELM, Inc.

Thank you for a good job and for respecting my yard! Lucille

Dear ELM, Inc.

The planting looks great. I am looking forward to seeing what everything looks like as the year goes on.  Thanks again!!  Tim

News Flash from the North Pole
by Ando, Marjorie- Lake Forest Park Rotary

One of Santa's elves hid the following message as a prank. It has just been relayed to your editor.
Forrest Lemmé and his company, Evergreen Landscape Management, decided that they wanted to do something special for the holidays. So Forrest, his wife, Kristine, and two of his employees, Jimmy Becker and Dan Moreno, showed up at a Rotary Meeting on December 17 with a whole lot of toys to put under our Sharing Tree! The value of this stash was $550! All of it was most appreciated and gladdened some children's hearts. Santa and I think that they deserve special recognition for their generosity. Santa's elf feels sorry for playing a prank and hiding the message. Then, he lost his thinking cap in the snow, and Rudolph just found the note and the cap. So again, much thanks to the thoughtfulness of Forrest, Kristine, Jimmy Becker and Dan Moreno.
 

Dear ELM, Inc.

….Thanks for doing such a great job! James

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